CME Credit Hours Just by reviewing Compendium of Podiatric Medicine and Surgery 2007 and successfully completing the multiple-choice questions included with the book, you can gain up to 32 credit hours toward your relicensure. Please call Data Trace Publishing for the most current credit information. Listed below are how many credit hours each state allows toward your relicensure: Alabama: 32 hours per year Alaska: 32 hours per year Arizona: 10 hours per year Arkansas: 32 hours per year California: 32 hours per year Colorado: 32 hours per year Delaware: 32 hours per year District of Columbia: 32 hours per year Florida: 32 hours per year Georgia: 32 hours per year Hawaii: 32 hours per year Idaho: 6 hours per year Illinois: 3 hours per biennium Indiana: 32 hours per year Iowa: 5 hours per biennium Kansas: 32 hours per year Kentucky: 5 hours per year Louisiana: 32 hours per year Maine: 32 hours per year Maryland: 32 hours per year Massachusetts: 24 hours per year Michigan: 32 hours per year Minnesota: 32 hours per year Mississippi: 32 hours per year Missouri: 6 hours per biennium Nebraska: 16 hours per biennium Nevada: 32 hours per year New Hampshire: 10 hours per biennium New Jersey: 32 hours per year New Mexico: 32 hours per year New York: 15 hours per triennium North Carolina: 23 Category II hours per year North Dakota: 20 hours per year Ohio: 32 Category II hours per biennium Oklahoma: 15 hours per year Oregon: 32 hours per year Pennsylvania: 10 hours per biennium Rhode Island: 32 hours per year South Carolina: 32 hours per year South Dakota: 32 hours per year Tennessee: 5 hours per year Texas: 10 hours per biennium Utah: 32 hours per year for Virginia: 32 hours per year Washington: 10 hours per biennium West Virginia: 32 hours per year Wisconsin: 32 hours per year Wyoming: 32 hours per biennium